Evolution of AMD Processors (1975-Now)
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Length: 5min 3sec (303 seconds)
Published: Sat Nov 23 2019
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nice slideshow, and good to see Athlon brand is still alive in 2019. Athlon meant real performance back in the days.
I'm still using the FX-60 overclocked 3 - 3.1GHz to run some modern games. Frame rate just high enough to be playable (Vulkan API).
Had 4 of AMD processors. First some Sempron but unfortunately don't remember which one exactly. Then Athlon 64 X2 6400+, then Ryzen 1500X and now the 3900X. Team red ftw!
Athlon in 1975 ???? missing the K series too
Hmmm....
good try, but would be fun to see more info like technical info which sockets/chipset it fitted and if it had co/math/fpu processors or not, proper representation on screen, and more in-depth description of how it stacked against the competing products.
Nice video but in the grand scheme of AMD processor things you absolutely do not need to mention Ryzen 3/5/7/9. Just Ryzen is enough else for consistency you would need to mention FX 4000/6000/8000/9000, Athlon 64 3000/4000/5000 etc.
Basicly, anything under the K5 was a 'cloned' intel, or simply reverse engineered intel chip.
Someone should make a ryzen logo similar to the older ones